Observability
Log Level Reference
TRACE through FATAL - when to use each one, an example, and the mistake that trains on-call to ignore your alerts.
Something unexpected happened but the system recovered or degraded gracefully.
Retrying failed payment webhook (attempt 2/3)
Always on - a rising WARN rate is often the earliest sign of a real problem.
This is one question. ArchSetu answers it for a whole repository.
Call graph, dead code, blast radius and a health score, in about a minute.
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